I wouldn't mind seeing the lower denominations gone, but I do dread hyper-inflation.
If you don't want people to say you're having a hissy fit, then don't have a hissy fit.
The appropriate course of action would be to report it to the moderators so we can fix it.
I don't know if it scares them, I think they know exactly what they're doing and they're going strictly by the playbook.
I agree with this. Unless it was a gift (and I've never been lucky enough to have anyone gift me a $1000+ coin, I've had a few $5 coins gifted to...
Since the "private currency" in question is actually silver bullion, I'd have more faith in it than in the greenback anyway.
Well, that's what I was thinking. I'll take them all day long at one dollar each.
Well, as far as I'm concerned I'll take Liberty Dollars at face value all day long. Let them pass them off at one dollar each, lmao.
I guess there's still some on Ebay. This looks very similar...
I just found this a bit disturbing. Feds seek $7M in privately made 'Liberty Dollars' - Yahoo! News The federal government is going to take the...
Oh, and here's another currency being used as an alternative to US Dollars, but I don't see the black-boots going after Mickey. [IMG]
What is wrong with an ounce of .999 silver being used in a financial transaction?
I must be missing something because these look like normal silver rounds to me. What's got the black-booted guys all up in arms about these?
yea, snaz is a snazzy guy. :)
Well, it really depends on your motivations for investment. If your primary concern is the collapse of the monetary system, or hyper-inflation,...
You have to separate out the pre-1982 cents. That does bring up a problem though, I don't know which law makes it illegal to sell them for scrap...
I actually did this a while back. Three, four years ago, maybe more. I was trying to raise funds to get a new server for CoinTalk, and had a...
Got some pictures to show us? :)
I agree, .999 silver is .999 silver. I don't know why they put maple leaves on it, could have been anything I guess.
The maple leaf is the Canadian national symbol, so that is probably why you're thinking it's Canadian. They probably put that on there to confuse...
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